It seems Google wasn't able to create a title from the Danish inside your title tag, so used the contents of your H1 tag, which matches the title that Google displayed instead.

(Note that the contents of the H1 tag were edited out of this answer - see version number 1 of this answer for more details.)

You might consider supplying a title in English when submitting to google.com, and developing multilingual versions of your site if you haven't already.

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: Google search results show my title incorrectly twice Does anyone know why Google shows my title twice in search results? And it's the wrong title too. Here's a screenshot:

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